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Demo note. This note demonstrates what the SciDraft Hugo theme can do for academic and scientific publishing — for research institutions, researchers and students. Its content is demonstration material only: readers should ignore whether the demo content is correct. A long paper sometimes needs more than one bibliography: a main text and an appendix written against a different literature, or two halves of a review whose sources barely overlap. The theme supports that by letting each list name its own file, so each list downloads only its own entries and numbers them from one. This note is written that way on purpose — the first half is about how a model is asked, the second about how it is adapted, and the two halves share no sources. ...

Demo note. This note demonstrates what the SciDraft Hugo theme can do for academic and scientific publishing — for research institutions, researchers and students. Its content is demonstration material only: readers should ignore whether the demo content is correct. Evaluating a system that uses tools needs its own body of sources: benchmarks for tool use, for long-context reasoning and for end-to-end knowledge work, together with the model reports those numbers are read against. This note keeps that literature in a bibliography of its own, separate from the prompting and fine-tuning lists used elsewhere on this site. ...